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Hosts India will enter next month's World Cup as tournament favourites alongside Australia and England.
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Ayodhya Ram Mandir inauguration: London Olympics bronze medalist Saina Nehwal was one of the big names in attendance for the event and called the occasion 'a big day for all of us'.
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Mithali Raj is the highest run-scorer in women's international cricket and announced her retirement from all formats of international cricket last year.
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Comeback of the year: The Ranji Trophy. Sign of the year: Stadium Full Ticket Over. Farewell of the year: Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami.
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Pakistan outclassed last edition's runners-up New Zealand by seven wickets to book their place in the T20 World Cup final for the third time.
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The career institute, which offers software development and data analytics programmes, designed to train and mould learners into skilled and job-ready professionals, currently has 7,000-plus enrolled students.
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Masai School will use the funds to launch two new course categories and expand its existing skilling course in software development and data analytics
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The former India captain's semifinalists include South Africa and either England or defending champions Australia.
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In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, Raj talks about Goswami and the fine moments that they shared on the field over two decades
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'Shabaash Mithu' portrays how ‘an entire generation and a country woke up to the achievement of its women cricketers after 2017.’ At the centre of it is Raj, her ups and downs, her career.
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The Mithali Raj biopic is less about Mithali and more a punch at the privilege entrenched in men’s cricket.
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"There are various points where 'Shabaash Mithu' avoids the typical template of a sports film and, most importantly, it emphasises a number of issues that go beyond cricket..." - Director Srijit Mukherji
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Mithali Raj said: “I will treasure this forever. I feel inspired and encouraged for my next chapter.” Raj retired from all forms of cricket last month.
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Mithali Raj was the first great role model of the televised era for Indian women cricketers.
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The focus on Mithali Raj’s passions other than cricket is important because these interests show a different side to a player who lasted for 23 years in the sport until she called time this week.
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After 23 years dominating women’s cricket and rewriting record books along the way, Mithali Raj has called time on her international career
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Indian batter Mithali Raj has announced her retirement from all forms of international cricket.
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The TVCs make small savers aware of the "pitfalls of investing in dubious schemes and new-age trends" and urge them to shift towards reliable investment avenues like mutual funds.
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Mithali Raj is to Indian women’s cricket what Sachin Tendulkar has been to the overall game in India.
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Mithali, 39, led the country in 24 World Cup games, claiming 14 victories, 8 losses and one no result. Clark had captained her side in 23 matches.
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Bismah Maroof faced India's Mithali Raj at Bay Oval in New Zealand, on Sunday morning and India defeated Pakistan by 107 runs.
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"A very powerful statement of how a hand that rocks the cradle can rule the world," said a Twitter user. "Proud of her, proud of our cricket board and her family as well," tweeted user Muneeb Khan.
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Indian women’s team cricketer Punam Raut shares her wish list for life after the pandemic.
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Captain of Indian women’s cricket team Mithali Raj talks to Storyboard18 about endorsements and the attention women athletes are getting from brands these days. For Raj, the last 4-5 years have been a game changer.
